| BoxBoy's Hall of Shame |
| Page Under Construction ... It'll be Worth the Wait!! |
| A "Shame on You" for Screwing With BoxBoy (ALL Entries Stay Put Until Satisfaction is Received) |
| Excuses, Excuses |
About 18 months ago, I received a tele call from a seemingly nice customer who
needed a birthday present for a loved one "yesterday." The customer sent me some
fine images and I completed the project post haste. In the meantime, the Washington
DC area was hit with back to back 24-inch accumulation blizzards, so the customer
was unable to come pick up (and PAY FOR) the finished product. (The customer did
not want me to mail it to his or her address for some reason ... Clue #1).
In the meantime, the customer ordered a second, more expensive box for an ill loved
one, and even harassed members of the loved one's family for photos ... two of whom
cooperated wholly and appreciatively. This project was also done post haste and
completed in record time.
Post blizzard, I never heard from the customer. I contacted this person a few times via
email and requested payment, but to no satisfaction. The customer finally called me
and made remorseful regrets (the voice on the other end did sound pitifully ill), and
assured me that product pickup would be made the next day. Well, 18 months later,
I'm still waiting. I even sent this individual credit card payment options, but to no
avail. No response. LOSER TO THE Nth POWER!!
Which just goes to show, fool me once ... shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Truly, the VERY LAST TIME I don't get paid in full before the project begins (unless I
know and love you). SHOW ME THE MONEY and PITY THE FOOL who next tries to
sheet on our sweet and lovable BoxBoy!
needed a birthday present for a loved one "yesterday." The customer sent me some
fine images and I completed the project post haste. In the meantime, the Washington
DC area was hit with back to back 24-inch accumulation blizzards, so the customer
was unable to come pick up (and PAY FOR) the finished product. (The customer did
not want me to mail it to his or her address for some reason ... Clue #1).
In the meantime, the customer ordered a second, more expensive box for an ill loved
one, and even harassed members of the loved one's family for photos ... two of whom
cooperated wholly and appreciatively. This project was also done post haste and
completed in record time.
Post blizzard, I never heard from the customer. I contacted this person a few times via
email and requested payment, but to no satisfaction. The customer finally called me
and made remorseful regrets (the voice on the other end did sound pitifully ill), and
assured me that product pickup would be made the next day. Well, 18 months later,
I'm still waiting. I even sent this individual credit card payment options, but to no
avail. No response. LOSER TO THE Nth POWER!!
Which just goes to show, fool me once ... shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Truly, the VERY LAST TIME I don't get paid in full before the project begins (unless I
know and love you). SHOW ME THE MONEY and PITY THE FOOL who next tries to
sheet on our sweet and lovable BoxBoy!
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| The Two Individuals Featured are Totally Innocent of this Injustice |
| Deadbeat Buyer Warning to e-Bay Sellers |
| There's really nothing more frustrating than selling something on an internet sales site to a deadbeat "customer." So for my fellow eBay compatriots, I would highly recommend blocking eBay member law638412 of Pittsburgh, PA, from bidding on your items. No communication, no positive eBay resolution, no money received. Disgust of the highest magnitude. People like this need to stop wasting our valuable time. Since eBay won't allow sellers to leave negative feedback anymore, how else can we communicate our dismay with people like this who obviously don't know the "law." Shame on you again, all deadbeats ... have a rotten day. Ditto to eBay users/losers marissainotavailable and dylangarneau21 ... I bid you good riddance. |
| I WILL Get You, My Pretty! |